Actor and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut reacted strongly after a teenage girl, who identified herself as 15 years old, issued a public apology for allegedly using abusive language against Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a protest linked to the NEET paper leak at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar. Kangana shared the girl’s apology video on Instagram and urged parents to protect children from what she described as “evil feminazi” and “demonic leftists.”
What Happened?
The controversy began after videos circulated online showing a girl allegedly making abusive remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a protest over the NEET examination issue. Following the incident, police reportedly registered an FIR against her. Later, the girl shared an apology video claiming she was only 15 years old and had been influenced by others present at the protest. She expressed regret and apologised to the Prime Minister and the country. However, some reports noted discrepancies regarding her age, and the authenticity of the apology video has not been independently verified.
What the Girl Said in Her Apology
In the viral video, the teenager said that:
She attended the protest with friends.
She was influenced by others to use abusive language.
She regretted her actions.
She apologised to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and to the people of India.
She said she was deeply ashamed of her behaviour.
Kangana Ranaut’s Reaction
Responding on Instagram Stories, Kangana Ranaut wrote that the girl herself claimed she was only 15 and had never posted anything against the Prime Minister before attending the protest. She alleged that the teenager had been instigated by others and urged parents to protect children from what she called “evil feminazi” and “demonic leftists.”
Kangana also questioned why, in her view, many young girls were becoming vulnerable to political manipulation and said society should introspect and do more to protect children from ideological influence. These remarks reflected Kangana’s personal political opinion and have generated debate online.